You might not be worried about HP but the customers go to the dyno to see their HP and torque figures. :smile: Tuning the car properly and making sure the car is running safe at all rpm is always priority of course. The 20 mins is worth it... trust me! lol :wink:
There's not much that could go wrong with the wheels. They are removed and set aside. Very simple. The rotors won't get warped. I personally have never seen or heard of that before. The hub adapter is attached directly to the hub. The hub slides into the pods. Very easy. The AWD will be available next year. Bisi is getting an adapter that will allow all 4 pods to comunicate.
Heres a link to the site... It will answer most of your questions
http://www.bisimoto.net/cms/index.p...yno-tuning&catid=38:bisimoto-tuning&Itemid=57
hey i totally understand.
customers want to see high numbers.
lets put it this way.
another nsx shop locally has the same dyno i do
dynodynamics are notoriously low for power reading about 10% lower then dynojet. Its universal rule. Also i know they read about 10% low since I calibrated with my friends dyno.
However dynodynamics have a operator adjustable "X" factor ( literally, you push X to adjust it )
it allows the operator to TURN up the power, in think either +20% or +25% of what the base reading is above and beyond the automated corrections.
anyways, this shop's dyno sheets will put DYNOJET to shame. I figure, they have a 15-20% fudge adjustment on their dyno.
I have NEVER heard of a dynodynamics number that is higher then a dynojet except for this shop.
Their cusomters have seen power DROPS when they take their car to a dynojet shop with zero adjustments or modifications to the engine.
customers want big numbers, fudge the dyno, give them what they want. What do they know? Its a dirty secret that only dyno owners know.
anyways, the warpped rotors i had in mind was due to inproper lug nut torque or uneven tq.
there is a different spec for every car, but if you only work on a couple its hard to get it wrong
if your getting the 4wd, its pretty awesome and will open up doors.
personally, 135K was too much for me
start small and work your way up.
if someone wants numbers, i send them to my buddies dynojet. if they want it get their car steady state tune and no 20% bs adjustment, i can help.
congrats on the shop, you look busy.